characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the right value client libraries. SQL statements can refer to a table in another keyspace by using the standard dot notation: SELECT * FROM my_other_keyspace.table; Vitess extends this functionality further by allowing characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value

characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the right value client libraries. SQL statements can refer to a table in another keyspace by using the standard dot notation: SELECT * FROM my_other_keyspace.table; Vitess extends this functionality further by allowing characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value

characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the right value client libraries. SQL statements can refer to a table in another keyspace by using the standard dot notation: SELECT * FROM my_other_keyspace.table; Vitess extends this functionality further by allowing characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value

characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value

characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the right value client libraries. SQL statements can refer to a table in another keyspace by using the standard dot notation: SELECT * FROM my_other_keyspace.table; Vitess extends this functionality further by allowing characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value

range in unsigned integer space, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified, and right-padded with zeros. • A - prefix means: anything client libraries. SQL statements can refer to a table in another keyspace by using the standard dot notation: SELECT * FROM my_other_keyspace.table; Vitess extends this functionality further by allowing characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value

range in unsigned integer space, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified, and right-padded with zeros. • A - prefix means: anything client libraries. SQL statements can refer to a table in another keyspace by using the standard dot notation: SELECT * FROM my_other_keyspace.table; Vitess extends this functionality further by allowing characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value

range in unsigned integer space, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified, and right-padded with zeros. • A - prefix means: anything client libraries. SQL statements can refer to a table in another keyspace by using the standard dot notation: SELECT * FROM my_other_keyspace.table; Vitess extends this functionality further by allowing characteristics: • They represent a range, where the left number is included, but the right is not. • Their notation is hexadecimal. • They are left justified. • A - prefix means: anything less than the RHS value